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I am thinking about converting my 1999 996 from a daily driver to a weekend car. Move from a 15k per year all weather car to a no winter/ rain and driven under 5k miles annually pcar....a garage queen....am I fu*ked up in my thinking? @ 45k miles should I be thinking "track car"...no accidents, no track time so far...I love my996. No RMS no issues at all....a silver /boxster red coupe....just a great pcar that I would like to keep for 10 more years...comments/Thoughts
Don't turn it into a full out track car just yet, you may find you don't like it. But definitely try some track time, start with the Porsche Driving Experience and then try a few local DEs.
do as they were designed to do - use it; particularly if you want to keep for that timeline
45k or 90k miles no one will know but your odometer, your brakes and you!
You can try out DE events with a minimal investment such as a helmet and fire ext mounted properly in the car and your good to go, if you like it then take it from there.
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